Pink is a glycerin-free lubricant designed specially with women in mind! (It even boasts the subtitle of "Lubricant for Women" right on the bottle.) And, as the main description points out, it contains ginseng, aloe vera, avena sativa and guarana extracts, which enhance stimulation and offer moisturization for your lady bits. It's a fantastic concept with amazing results.

If you're a woman in the market for a good water-based lubricant, this is your go-to gal.

Pink is a thinner-consistency lubricant--it stays where you first apply it, and it goes where you want it to. I feels clean and silky without being greasy, and if you're a girl, it won't get sticky.

Here's where it loses a star--I'm the type of girl who likes to bring one lubricant on the road, if at all possible; also, I tend to pack fun toys, and I have a latex allergy. This scenario begs that my one-lube-to-rule-them-all needs to be water-based, in order to be compatible with my silicone toys. So, as is typical for my partner and I when on long road trips, we both got to try this lovely product. Unfortunately, without a woman's naturally flowing juices (ie: when used on man bits), Pink tends to gum up and get sticky rather quickly, and reapplication is necessary.

Pink has no smell! If you're going to put your mouth where Pink has been, I'd recommend cleaning up a bit first for the most pleasant of experiences, but overall, the taste isn't offensive--just a little chemically, as one might expect from a lubricant.

If you're a lady, this product can be used with almost no reapplication. It makes sense, too--I would be shocked if you can find me a woman who won't get at least a little wet from a good lube and some stimulation! Once you have your natural juices flowing (no worries, Pink will help!), you're good to go. If you're using it primarily for clitoral stimulation, you may have to reapply every 25 minutes or so, as your natural lubrication is less involved.

If you're a guy, you may find that you have to reapply as often as every 5 minutes, as it will get quite gummy with no added liquid. An interesting solution to this problem is to add saliva or a tiny bit of water to reconstitute the existing lube, but this trick only goes so far.

Because it's not heavy on the chemicals, Pink is easy to clean up when the time comes, and it doesn't stain (as far as I've found). Ladies should only have to use a wet washcloth for cleanup, as the product is quite compatible with lady bits; boys might need a little soap.

The packaging is one of my favorite parts of this product. It comes in a pretty bottle (you can definitely tell it's for the ladies), and the dispenser design is absolutely perfect--it comes with a little cap that actually stays on, the bottle itself doesn't leak, and if you lose the cap, the dispenser pump twists to a no-pump position. I lost the cap (oops), but just last weekend, I took Pink on a road trip and had no lube-everywhere-accidents. I'm very impressed!

On first seeing this product, your vanilla friends might not realize it's lube unless they get up close. It looks more like a perfume bottle, and the word "lubrication" is printed quite small.